Big Sycamore Farm

CSA Stands for Community Supported Agriculture.

When you become a member of a specific farm's CSA program, you are purchasing a “share” of vegetables from that farmer. It allows you to have direct access to high quality, fresh produce grown locally. Both the farmer and their members share the risks and rewards of food production.

How do you know if a CSA is for you?

• Eating fresh and local is important to you - supporting small local farms
• You want to know where your food comes from, the farming practices used to raise the crops, and the miles your vegetables travel.
• You understand that eating seasonally means that not every type of vegetable is available each week; spring and fall brings lettuces, beets and carrots; summer brings tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant and cantaloupe.
• You know that farm raised vegetables doesn’t look like it has been raised in a laboratory; real vegetables are healthy, natural, and sometimes not perfect.
• You want to visit the farm, experience life on that farm, and help your children learn how their food is grown. 

So why choose us?

• Our farm is in Decatur, TN - your food travels 50 miles or less!
• We practice sustainable farming and organic methods of pest control
• We plant only NON-GMO and heirloom varieties
• We have been growing vegetables and selling at farmer’s markets for 10 years and have successfully run our CSA for most of those years
• We have an open door policy – you may visit our farm
• We love the interaction we have with our CSA members. You become part of our farm family, and thru weekly emails, get inside info on happenings

2023 Spring into Summer CSA 

Join us for 16 weeks of fresh in-season vegetables, herbs and berries

April thru mid July

$400 for a full share - payment can be made 2 x $200 - please email to sign up, our website does not have e-commerce set up

2023 Fall CSA

Please check back for updates later in the season

Pick up points:

Saturdays @ Brainerd Farmer's Market @ Grace Episcopal Church 10 - 12 noon

Fridays - on farm @ 3 pm

Fridays @ Sewee Creek Cabin @ 3:30 pm - this is for our north Meigs county residents

We also accept work share members.

If your schedule allows it, why not try this?! Instead of paying for your membership, come work for it. Three hours once a week, is all we need in return for your share of the morning's fresh harvest

For the 2023 growing season, we will work Wednesday and Friday mornings 9 am - 12 noon. 

You will learn to start seedlings, transplant, harvest and maintain crops. We are family friendly, so if you home school, or have young children, they may come along.